In the News: November 6, 2011

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Looks and smells like bear-market rally at MarketWatch
Non-traded REIT is a non-starter at MarketWatch
Berkley Enhances Shareholder Value at Zacks
Berkshire Earnings Decline 24% on Derivatives at Bloomberg
Swiss unions push referendum on $25 minimum wage at Yahoo!Finance
Dolce Vita hangover: Italy the new focus in crisis at Yahoo!Finance
The First Golden Rule on Living the Good Life* at Forbes
Corzine steps down at collapsed firm, hires lawyer at Yahoo!Finance
Are Hedge Funds Doing Enough To Protect Their Investors’ Capital? at Barron’s
Michigan Governor Snyder Says He Wants to Avoid State Takeover of Detroit at Bloomberg
When You Mean Facebook but Type Faecbook at BusinessWeek
Debt Settlement Firms Outfox the Regulators at BusinessWeek
The Family That Sells Gold to the Government at BusinessWeek
Unions don't like parts of the latest postal service rescue at Money
The Mysterious Disappearance of MF Global's $630 Million at Forbes
Why Amazon lending worries me at Money
What were Groupon's private trade prices? at Money
The content wars: No more free ride at Money
Is Jon Corzine going to jail? at Money
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